Browns rally behind Danielson as Browns beat Bengals 24 6
Cleveland rides Gary Danielson's late surge and a 72 yard Weathers TD to a 24 6 win over Cincinnati. Mack adds an 85 yard score as Cleveland ties Pittsburgh for AFC Central lead at 6 6. Danielson starts with shoulder injury amid pressure to reach playoffs.
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Cavs Break Home Losing Streak With Atlanta Win
Cleveland center Mel Turpin sparked a third quarter surge after a dormant first half to lift the Cavaliers to a 98-90 victory over the Atlanta Hawks in Richfield. The win ends Cleveland's five game home skid and snaps a season slump.
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Turpin Leads Cavaliers Past Hawks With Career Night
Turpin, the soft-spoken Kentucky center, poured in a career high 27 points and 8 rebounds as Cleveland recovered from a slow second period to seize a 72-66 edge by the end of the third. He credited calm focus and rhythm after Mo McCohen urged composure. The Cavs started hot 24-21 but were held to 13 in the second before turning the game around.
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Tradition tells tale for EC gridders
Elyria Catholic celebrates its football season at a banquet. Coach Fred Schmitz cites tradition as the season’s core, noting seven wins and plans for a larger, faster program with a new weight room. QB Dave Krol, honored with the Elyria Jayetes Sportsmanship Award, led the team and maintained a 4.0 GPA. Other awards acknowledged players across positions and roles.
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Dallas and Philadelphia in a 34 17 score line
A compact box score shows Dallas and Philadelphia pairing for a 34 to 17 result with limited readable detail. The fragment lists two city names and two numbers, suggesting a sports or standings snippet from a larger table.
Pitt Fires Fazio as Football Coach in Coaching Change
PITTSBURGH AP The University of Pittsburgh fired Fage Fazio as head football coach today and began a search for a replacement. Athletic Director Edward Bozik announced the firing at Pitt Stadium saying the move was in the long term interest of the program.
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